The article did not specify what it meant by running hot, it left the reader with the impression that it was close to maximum capacity and would require massive infrastructure investment to handle future demand levels. Obviously as demand for electricity grows and has to replace fossil fuels for powering cars, domestic home heating etc. are we putting too much faith on electricity being the answer. When perhaps we could clean up fossil fuels far more and introduce far more carbon capture schemes, thereby not throwing away much of the investment in fossil fuel energy generation. This in no way is intended as a having a go at EV's etc.

I hope there is much more investment in alternative schemes eg Norway's Longship project to carbon capture and store it underground in the now defunct oil fields under the sea bed may be part of the answer

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